Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

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| led to confusion, many suppOsing it was
permanent. 1t seemed to him the people
wanted a law making the delinquent time
permanently later than now.
MIR. HUGHES, agreeing with the gentle
No. 4 as providing permanent later time.
But it was better to pass this bill Which was
ready to go through, and leave the perma-
nent date to be fixed by No. 4 or some 9th
er bill.
MrSHELDONofD Day,saitf the people can't
pay; they Want relief. and are entitled to
1t. He was in favor of the bill as it is. be-
cause there was anxiety for its speedy
I passage. .5 ~ 4gSl gS,s
| Mr.. MATTHEW'S desired tn ascertain
the feeling of the council regarding t;xinn
permanently later date Of ds5inanens.
cy. - = = No. - dao'- '''l
! DR.. COLLINS would snnnort snch .
bill, anu Thought the first 81 lime ahnnt
! IA good a TIM. nc nan M ExaS s'''Auz
M RS SHEInoS s1e - e,h a. Hand ~ naed e6onoht
co better a time than February, ,rh., t;rst
barely yive time fnr hnrrsswars s a. ;,,at., MuaM
days to realize on their crnns III fth;a nvos wss
OnIv for one wear he wnmld nrofnr - ,,,nt's mss
the date uly lst. Int If II was to ~ ane m.sr
manent date of deIinnnencv he w"nid mi
object to June list. . n.y.
| Mr. SHELDON. of Dav. agreed WITH tha
gentleman from Hand. FoT mamie who
have to horrow money Mt Q nar cow y
month this hill would ~. M ro,;..f i,s,t Isni
the lst of july a farmer wonId have sn,ns.
thing tanrihie to show fnr sa"nr;tw n,1
might get better rate A. uitSS tha N.Y. al,v ~
JUNE it would take a smartar farmar ,har =,
him to tell what he had COMING from nis
| land i'ou1 MO
MIR. McCJTMRER held that tho srst :.
June was the besl time because nf the i'm.
portance of clearing awav the tax cnliec-
| ton and delinolIencv hef.'re tia nav ~
sessment is made up. Do'o '''o no" - US
! Mr.. WELLS snnke of tba bonds of III.
county. on which the intarast nn,mas " Gme, ,o
March LIST. Yet he wonld vot.s now for o the
bill if convinced that n.rmannnt ant TINA sn,s ns
peone viii make 10 n" Ue Inc
fixed requirement. of nayment' And r. we
can say to our bondlioiders that M there - IL sa .
settled time when taxes mist o"s ha msid ana -
their interest provided for thew VIII viii @11 nnt
trouble us. " ~ 's y W. noo
MIR. MARTIN said what was now wanted
was immediate relief for the ntonin vim
will be unable to nav their tapes ,his
month. He thoupht If was y ,rsUa;i;na, Inas
| sentiment that the delinn,,encv dats sh.,niS
be permanently fixed at a !afer data and
| he had no doubt that w"nld hn doma "".o' anu
| in his TYankton county. Thsv had heI
good crons thert and tho nno;,,o "u ru,o n..a ~
| we'll able to nav now as thew wnnl,, IL. IN
June. Besides the Interest IN their cn",tu uu to
bonds became due February ist' Ha sbnniS
ask an exception Of his county from tie
would be special act"l If wa cam sxcent ca"t
railroad companies we can excent the n..p'
| ple of our county. He wand mpvs s.o q pr pro
vviso to that effect. ' o " p'o- p'
Mr., GRIGSBY said the pronosef7 amend-
ment was clearly prohibited by the act Of
comnanes il GENERAL sxcant;nn M ia,f4aa i,nt tha
execution of one c0nntv from MI tS rn.t SI0 \.
special. Yet he Thought tha hiiI mint ho
changed to provide for i,nm.diata m,a..t;n oS oo
! of coEnty boards. that each huard shnniS
the tax-paying time "pon 'A'0'luil's
Mr.. HUGHES Thought that won,d NOT
grant the raiinf nsada5 r. 'aw M WVuiu .l ,1IS nSG
st best this this uu' bI " viii II now no4 oe l'tn
| coma iow hoearn .i ho' on DG-
it. will he some DAVIS bsfare osiore ,t tne Ih
are known throughout the territnrv Ths
| ra0nl.r maetinrs nf cnnmt, c an: Ano
for the month lave alraady ,sSipasrs BEEN hsd ana
thev can oniv he convsna M ta,n noiu, aliu
tce stating fhe nrn"se af I'll H.. .e nant ayS no
Mr.. WASHABAfIG stat.n 0uki ,''., tba
time of calling cnnntv hoards In s,,.,o;aG ym1
meetings is. five davs' - 'poo''' Z
Mr.. HUGHES was still of the on;n;,n
that the time was foo short fnr op; apat;mm
through county boards. A' "'o'"s
Mr.. BOGERf was 1nnosed m nr;no;,,o
tn evtens,on NJ thu t;,npap for un ,p.ncipae
and ais" io thu ~ imnos4ion @ I ,o W payn.g an taxes
ties unon deinnmeu1s He ~ hsI;snP sJio,e Pehai- tha
could better give reief ta tba sa nnon,.. h.. .nsy 10y
mitting 4 mart Of the nenaltp fpr IS Js,.s 10
auency. leaving taxes deIn"msnt ~! Fhr,a res ~
1st. Those who need tha nytnns;on 'o. na, ua.y
ford to nav tho ;nhtar ,'onait,, ~ sa ai
from Fehrnarv IL whiIe thSys. ol VIII. l.elese
able to nav win nav nromntiv to @ save the n,e
interest wa" p''r pA'A"p''S W saw tiie
Mr.. McC11MRER ouest;onod vbo.ho.
Mr.. Smiths amendment w"uiI he vSu. mr",,sr
If the eD;slatmra cnnn"t ,nnS uo p,vpnl;; ;
excentiGn' thr co,,"tv hoard oon,ot aPecial
least he wand nuest,on thn ,,r"nr;.,t,, a.
it. 4'''''''' 'io p1"piie'y "
Mr.. SMITH sa,d be u,o,,a not ,,.o.. -,
amendment If # Womb MAZE n" H. ptoss ton, ms
valid. "''>' 'A""o 'no ID" IN
Mr.. HITGuES he,;evad r. ,yo,,a o,,ao
ger the hiii ~ "'"Au 'nuail-
Mr. SMiTH q vota ha;po o.l,o,, so. -.
he had M ohirction to tari,I ,,o+a, 'a;a h;
amendment " '''A'''t' '''0 'n hiS
The vote was had and tho o,e,d,,,.
was rejected. '''o '''AoAuineh' 'l
Mr.. BOGERr. saving that the nowar 10
the treasurers for Che colIecfion % Of taxes - -
enfnrca tav'navn% % uhan t,'n ~ sa1.. .ahes ~
oi'to ~ ~ 49, WA p"yhS Wno.i INC peoplo are